So I think I found my new mails...

[Thomas Tanghus]

On 03/25/2018 11:53 AM, Martin Steigerwald wrote:
> Dear René,
> 
> René J.V. Bertin - 24.03.18, 17:33:
>> I also felt my eyebrowes raising higher and higher reading through Martin's
>> last messages. How again does Larry Niven cite Finagle's law, something
>> about absurdity tending to a maximum? [… probable netiquette violation 
>> dropped …]
> 
> Given that kind of feedback I have no intention to explain anything about 
> Akonadi concepts and items here again for now.
> 
> My intention was to support Ian to understand what is going on his his setup, 
> while being fully transparent about what current, fixable (!) issues with 
> Akonadi are. But I am not willing to take in this kind of feedback as a "thank 
> you" for it. You crossed a line I of what I consider appropriate behavior.
> 
> I will unsubscribe for a while just to help myself to let go of the negativity 
> some people here drop into this list, and my wanting to help people despite 
> the kind of feedback I received here so far *for communicating transparently*. 
> I certainly deserve better than that and so do all of the KDEPIM developers, 
> Pablo and others who dedicate mostly their spare time to improve KDEPIM + 
> Akonadi.
> 
> Your and Dave´s judgment about the current situation just does not do any good 
> to change anything about it. As said again and again here on the list, KDEPIM 
> developers are aware of the current shortcomings of the current implementation 
> of Akonadi (not the general design). There is no need to add judgmental 
> feedback about them on top of it, there is no need to make the point any 
> clearer unless you believe in trying to force people to do something about the 
> current situation by blaming them. I am pretty sure that does not serve as a 
> good motivation and that you cannot change anyone else except yourself anyway.
> 
> Unsubscribing after this mail in order to establish a clear boundary of what I 
> consider appropriate behavior. Yes, I am taking offense, and yes, I am not 
> taking this in anymore.

I totally understand your decision, Martin, although it saddens me. I
too am missing KMail - a *lot* - but I'm waiting patiently for the
situation to improve.

If I have nothing constructive to add to the discussion I don't touch
the keyboard. I truly hope other list members will do the same.

-- 
/Thomas

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